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If you want to pursue M.Sc. Statistics, you need to fulfil the below-mentioned eligibility criterion : - Completion of B.A. (Honors)/ B.Sc.(Honors) in Statistics or Mathematics or graduation from a recognized institute.
- Mathematics and Statistics as main subjects at the level of graduation.
- Minimum aggregate score of 60% at the level of graduation.

Hi Ayesha,
The cut-off keeps changing every year and with every stream. Over the last few years it has remained within the range of 70 to 78%. Keeping this in view you will have a chance of admission. If the cut-off increases drastically chances will be minimal.

Of course, yes. You don't need to study maths for bio science.

The admission process is online. You will have to fill up a form and submit the processing fee. Once the process is complete, they will generate a merit list of selected candidates. If your name is on the list, you will have to visit the campus with relevant documents.

No fixed percentage are required. You can Maths with any of percentage. But, if you go in engineering field, you need at least 55% marks, but these would not be enough to sit in an interview for some of best company. So, do score at least 60% marks in class 10th and class 12th as well. All the best.

No, for doing M.Sc in statistics, you must have completed B.Sc in Maths or statistics. You can't pursue Masters in Science with a graduation degree of commerce.

I am sorry, but it looks very tough as the in-house (people who have done junior college in Xavier's) cutoff is above 85% and for other applicants, directly go for degree. It is above 95% for sure.

Yes, you can get admission in the college for BCA. BCA will have some software, hardware and OS related studies. You can go for it through art stream also.
All the best.

No, Maths is not compulsory.
If you didn't study economics, but studied commerce stream, then there will be a deduction of 2.5% from your best of four marks.
Whereas, if you didn't study commerce in higher secondary, then there will be a deduction of 5% from the best of four.
So, in conclusion, Maths is not compulsory, but economics is.

Yes, it's compulsory to have maths in your +2.